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... projects of relationality. © 2012 Duke University Press 2012 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Jacques Khalip Introduction: Voir venir What seems to me to be the difficult...

... that a number of theorists suggest a turn to present-oriented lateral movement and relationality, as a tactic for not only survival but also intervention in relation to entrepreneurialized capitalism, this essay explores what these spatiotemporal tactics might look like as an institutional practice. © 2015...

... currency derives its value relationally, that is, in relation to other currencies, and how the financial manipulation of such value through computer trading techniques contributes to the variable geographies of contemporary capitalism. Overall, the article presents currency as a frame for rethinking...

... already signal a potential for communality and promote the strength of relationality. Rather than following the familiar path of putting the globalization of inequality center stage and calling for new social and political rights for disabled people that take account of their asymmetric specificities, I...

... and unexplored sense of the social relations that could shape the concatenation of solar and solidarity called solarity. This article traces this potential through an enquiry into feminist popular culture and other modes of relationality, such as Sivanandha Radha’s yogic invocation of Light. The overall aim...

...Jaime Donoso Espinosa This article seeks to describe the process of a form of relationality of the images that, at least in their glimmer, are seen in the immanence of the October 2019 revolt in Chile, which is expressed as an affective response to the promise opened by the revolt, in contrast...

... psychedelics as the “key” to any tradition, this approach interprets the multiplicity of meanings and values associated with powerful psychotropics, alongside other modes of ecstasy and transpersonal relationality, as an integral dimension of the human story. [email protected] Copyright © 2025...

... outside the sym- bolic and juridical exercise of sovereign power from which a subject might refuse domination even as it is subjected to it. Bersani develops the concept of subjectivity as a form of “impersonal relationality” in which the world is the site of “innumerable correspon...

... regulatory criteria unable to be gotten outside of, and indeed punished for being attempted to be breached. Such a politics places alternative possibilities for relationality in captivity; it demands specific checked boxes, prerequisites, an outness after three (or fewer) strikes, an individuated subject...

... of Anthropology, Indi­ ana University, his most recent publications are Det nationales natur: Studier i dansk-svenske relationer (1995) and Nordic Landscapes: Cul­ tural Studies of Place (1995). wyatt macgaffey, John R. Coleman Professor of Social Sciences at Haverford College, is the author of Art and Healing...

... for the radically nonrelational—but this only insofar as relationality is understood Moten • Blackness and Nothingness  749 to be an expression of power, structured by the givenness of a transcendental subjectivity that the black cannot have but by which the black can...

... as a relation of survival and to the regulatory norms of power as potential threat and grief. It is through this double relationality that bodies become subjects. The body is given over to a sociality that is always primary. At the level of the body, this is one's founding vulnerability to others, while...

... body; the body is to bear the Shabak’s torture in order to protect others. This steadfastness simultane- ously involves the Palestinian’s will and determination, the imagination, and a reorganization of the self and its relationality and connectivity. My goal is not to salvage the agency...

... spatial imaginaries of Europe otherwise. To this end, I drew on Black geographies in order to bring to the fore collective forms of resistance, organization, refusal, and ordinary emplacement that constitute fissures in Europe's border-labor-dwelling regime. Such a relationality—between migrant laborers...

... for the existence of precisely that East/West gap on which the various culturalisms thrive. Indeed, we can ourselves convey it only nega- tively: thus it is not nothingness, but it is not something either. Can the notion of relationality, which has everywhere in the West begun to supplant the old...

... to it after his sojourn through Harlem and the Caribbean or more simply the “Black Atlantic,” we find a convergence wherein blackness is understood pre- cisely as between or as the force of relationality. Glissant (1997) theorizes this under the notion of a “poetics of relation,” Bonhoeffer (1997) under...

... • January 2018 Time/Space Intersection and Relationality Palestinian mobilities are relational, contingent, and hierarchized—one constrained, managed, and decelerated, the other accelerated and spatially expansive. Relationality refers to a situation where the freedom of movement of some “often...

... of stability, just this side of precarity, then becomes both security and trap. But this both-end relation of difference is precisely the locus of its spaciousness, of its collective possibilities. What kind of relationality holds this all together, while at the same time holding apart any constitutive...

... and community entail is that it also requires overcoming relationality—and Agamben states that it “implies nothing less than thinking ontology and politics beyond every figure of relation” (HS, 47). As I have argued elsewhere, to the extent that relationality enters into Agamben’s thought, it does so...

... of dependency and disavowal as symptomatic of emerging forms and stakes of digital work. © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 digital labor entrepreneurialism outsourcing relationality subjectivity References Benkler Yochai . 2006 . The Wealth of Networks . New Haven, CT : Yale...